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MONTHLY
NEWS ITEMS:
Sad
news to report: We lost another member recently.
Yosh Sakazaki passed. As of this writing I have no more information but I’m sure
if you contact his regular playing partners they could have more info.. Tom Sasamoto, Fumio Kinoshita, Victor Shima,
Ken Sakamoto, respectively.
Tournament summary:
The APRIL
tournament
was played as scheduled, on an unusual weather day. The wind was quite brutal. We normally don’t get that strong of a wind coming out of the northwest. It was at least a “2 club wind!”
The greens were dried out and fast!
EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!:
WALT
JOHNSON ACED THE 16TH HOLE! What a thrill for our group (Proctor,
Dudley, Peterson) to witness that shot. Walt used a 4 hybrid for the perfect
shot!
I like how the numbers
seem to workout: The 4th month of the year the 16th of
the month on the 16th hole and a 4 hybrid, all led to a hole in one!!!
MEMBERS NOTE: There were some scorecards that
were a bit off. PLEASE remember to validate and sign your tournament scores
before turning them in.
There were good
scores as usual.
A flight.
Danny
Butler carded a 70 for the top low gross prize. And,
Big Bob Acosta took 2nd with a 72!
Low
net went to CHARLES KIRKSEY with a 77 net 67!
Great!
B flight.
Low
gross went to 3 players with 83’s. James Brown, Sherman Shoup, and Dean Quick, respectively.
Low
net went to Robert Louis Allen with a net 70.
OK!
See complete
results on the following page.
THE LINKS AT VICTORIA NEWS - 2013 AERIFYING BEGINS MAY 13th.
We are
taking our May Tournament to Whittier Narrows again.
Contact
Nate Brown for more details and pairings. (310) 631-7286
And,
the pairings will be posted at Victoria.
Due
to the fact Gene Hardy has abdicated his position of Vice-President, a VSMGC board election was held on Tuesday April 30th
to elect a new Vice-President.
Current
president Billie Proctor nominated Dennis Peterson. The election results
were 7 yeas and one abstention in favor of Dennis Peterson becoming the new Vice-president of the club.
APRIL 2013
MONTHLY NEWS ITEMS:
Tournament summary:
The MARCH
tournament
was played as scheduled, on an ordinary weather day. Not too hot not too cold. The greens were a bit slow. Lots
of poa annua growing, slowing putts down.
Maybe cutting them
a 64th lower would help?
FYI: Definition: Poa annua
is a type of grass sometimes found on golf courses and sometimes used as the putting green grass, including at Pebble Beach
Golf Links AND the Links at Victoria.
Poa annua does have one quality that
some golfers don't appreciate. This includes Tiger Woods, who is not a fan of poa annua greens. That quality is this: Different
strains of poa annua can grow at different rates during the sunny part of each day. That means that in the late afternoon,
after a day of growing time, a poa annua green might be less smooth - bumpier - than it was throughout most of the day.
There were good
scores as usual.
A flight.
Big
Bob Acosta took the top low gross prize with a 70! Danny
Butler carded a 72 for 2nd!
Low
net went to Roman Peebles with a 76 net 71! Nice
rounds by Shane Carlson & Burt Lee.
B flight.
Charles
Kirksey won low gross prize with a 79!
Low
net went to Charles Hendrix with an 83 net 68.
Very Nice!!
C flight.
Our
club president Billie Proctor won low gross prize with an 82. OK!
Bobby
Uehara took low net score of 65. Nice!
See complete
results on the following page.
Tiger Woods won another tournament, too.
You’ve
heard the phrase, “Horses for courses”.
Well,
not only has he won Arnold Palmer’s tournament 8 times but, 22 years ago Tiger won the first of his three U.S. Junior Amateurs at Arnold’s Bay Hill course.
THE LINKS AT
VICTORIA NEWS
APRIL 2013 AERIFYING BEGINS
APRIL
We will probably
take our April Tournament somewhere else. Stay tuned.
Contact
Nate Brown for more details (310) 631-7286
MARCH 2013
MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD
So far this
year there has been a low turnout on regular Tuesday play. Now there may be many
reasons not to play, but if we don’t turn out during the 7:30 – 9:30 time slot we could lose that time slot. Remember, practice makes perfect!
Get those rounds in and win some money
in tournament play!!
HEADS
UP GOLFERS: Green fees have increased at Victoria!!
I know it
cost $27 per with ½ cart now. Check with the course at (310) 323-4174
REMINDER: Tournament entry fees are $45. Subject
to change due to higher green fees..
IN MEMORIUM: Former member Manuel
‘Manny’ De La Cruz passed away last month. For those that knew him, you can get more
information from Pete at (322) 204-7610.
Tournament summary:
The February
Partners best ball tournament was held as scheduled on a spectacularly bad day! When
the weather is bad like that there will be some dropouts. There were many “fair-weather”
golfers who said “maybe next time!” Still, a lot of guys soldiered
on through the rain and cold to post some decent scores.
Including
the teams of BOB ACOSTA & DANNY BUTLER to take the low gross prize. Second low gross went to SHERMAN SHOUP & CRAIG CONANT.
Low
net went to the Greg Dupre and Norm Potter team with a net 55 !
Holy strokes, Batman!! Did they play between rain drops?!
There
were fine scores by the teams of NORRIS/TODD, J. JACKSON, T. CONANT as well.
This topic came up the other day: What happens if you make a hole one on a blind hole but don’t see the ball and you declare the ball
lost?
One of the realities of golf is that you can't see a golf ball at the
bottom of the cup unless you're standing directly above it. You might be playing a blind hole and think your ball has been
lost because it doesn't appear to be on the green. You tee up another ball and play it to conclusion then discover your first
ball at the bottom of the cup. Have you ruined your hole in one? No, thank heavens. Whatever you did after the ball settled
down next to the flag is irrelevant. The rules state that the hole has been completed once the ball is hit from the tee and
falls into the hole. If you mistakenly play your opponent's ball before discovering your own ball in the cup, it's still a
hole in one for the same reason. In match play, where players in head-to-head competition count holes rather than strokes,
a player with a hole in one might not look in the cup and consider his ball to be lost. He might concede the hole without
bothering to tee up another ball and play the hole again. If he has the presence of mind to look in the cup, he can still
claim the hole if he discovers his ball before his opponent reaches the next tee.
FEBRUARY 2013
MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD
REMINDER: Tournament entry fees are $45.
Tournament summary:
The
January tournament was held as scheduled on a spectacular day! When the weather
is good like that there will be some outstanding scores. Danny Butler reports
that the greens were in fine shape and there were 2 eagles, Shane Carlson on 15 and Danny Butler
on 10. Those eagles helped those guys to great rounds of 68
to take the A flight low gross prize.
A
flight low net went to Ray Young, who carded a 73 net 67.
B
flight low gross went to Tom Sasamoto & Leadie Phillips with scores of 80 each!
Tom bettered his age by 2 strokes? Nice!!
B
flight low net went to Horace Davis with a 61. 61?? Wow!!
See all results
on next page.
Due to some slow play in the January tournament, I am reprinting the
following:
VSMGC PACE OF PLAY RULES:
Effective May 15, 2012 the following rules regarding pace of play and
positioning will be enforced during tournament play.
- Pace of play is defined
by the amount of time it takes to complete 18 holes. This time may vary by any
or all conditions, such as, weather, looking for lost balls too long, waiting for course workers to clear, slow players in
your group, or simply not playing ready golf where applicable.
- Positioning is defined
as keeping pace with the group in front of your group. When your group reaches
the tee box and the group in front of you has left the green, you are out of position.
Your group must get back in position on the next hole in order to avoid a penalty of one (1) stroke per player in your
group.
- The following group
will monitor your group. If the group that follows you can see that the green
in front of you is clear, your group is out of position! Once the ‘out
of position’ has been determined, your group will be reported to the tournament committee.
NOTE: Penalties will only be applied if your group fails to get back in position by the
next hole.
For example:
Out of position for the first time, no penalty. On the second occurrence
of being out of position, a penalty will be imposed.
- This policy is intended
to address issues such as slow play, groups finishing 2 to 3 holes and/or some 30 or more minutes behind the group in front
of them.
- Reminder: If individual players are not concerned about pace of play and staying in position, then that person may
cause ALL players to be penalized!!
Just
repeat the word, POSITIONING!!
ATTENTION GOLFERS.. The South Bay seniors have extended an invite to members of our club
to join them for weekend tournaments at various county golf courses. The cost
would be $35. Also, there’s a possibility of a merger of our club with
theirs. If you’re interested in playing with them on a Saturday,
contact Benny Nickleberry at (323) 574-4560.
JANUARY 2013 NEWS HAPPY
NEW YEAR!
ATTENTION REGULAR WEEKLY TUESDAY PLAYERS:
Teams with tee times later than 9:00am should arrive at the golf course no later than 9:00am to check in. The course asks for our cooperation in this matter due to the fact that all players do not show up every
week. They have blocked off tee times between 7:30 and 9:30 for the club on Tuesdays.
Thanks!!
MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD
Starting
with the January tournament the entry fees will be increased to $45. Those that
paid $42 for the December tournament will have to add $3(three) in order to play in January.
ATTENTION GOLFERS..
The South Bay seniors have
extended an invite to members of our club to join them for weekend tournaments at various county golf courses. The cost would be $35. Also, there’s a possibility of
a merger of our club with theirs. If you’re interested in playing
with them on a Saturday, contact Benny Nickleberry at (323) 574-4560.
Tournament
summary:
Since the December 18TH tournament was washed out, SO, I
decided to do a year in review of the 2012 tournaments as follows:
The JANUARY 31ST
tournament was played, after a rainout of the previous Tuesday, on a great day to score well.
The rain helped the greens to be in fine shape this early in the year.
There were fine scores
as usual.
A flight: Low Gross – Ray Young posted a 68 &
2nd went to Bob Acosta who carded
a 69.
Low Net went
to Eugene Bryant who shot a 75 net 67, followed by Tony Fruitt with a 72 net 68.
B flight: Low Gross – Tom Sasamoto came in with a
78, 2nd went to Frank Louie who scored an 80. Victor
Shima grabbed B Flight Low Net with net 65!!
WOW!
C flight: Low Gross – CLIFF YAMAMOTO posted an 85
and Low Net went to Horace Davis with a 61!! Wowzer!!
The FEBRUARY Partners Best Ball tournament was played as scheduled, on one of those temperate SoCal days that everybody loves. A great day to score well, to boot!
There were outstanding scores as usual.
The team of Bob
Acosta and Danny Butler took the top low gross prize with a 64!
The team of Nickleberry
& Peebles came in second with a 69. Nice!
The low net prizes
went to Tom Sasamoto & Fumio Kinoshita - Cliff Yamamoto & Yosh Sakazaki. Both
teams carded net 58s!
“Holy Mackerel!” What course were those guys playin?! Couldn’t
be the same one as me (?)!!
The MARCH tournament
was played as scheduled, on a day that started out cold! I hear it was a wet
course again, so it was lift, clean and place. That aside, the day turned out
fine anyway. There were good scores as usual.
A flight. Bob
“BAM! Another Birdie!” Acosta took the top low gross prize
with a 72!
Low net went
to Charles Kirksey with a 78 net 67! Nice
rounds by Lewis Ducreay and Benny Nickleberry (‘Nick’ birdied 7, 8, & 9) for a tie
for second low net.
B flight. Sherman Shoupe won low gross prize with a 75!
Low net went
to Charles Hendrix with an 81 net 66. Very
Nice!! Followed up by Tom Sasamoto & Leadie Phillips with net 69’s.
C flight. Yosh Sakazaki
took the top low gross prize with an 86. OK! A tie for low net score of 69 went to: Horace Davis & Joe Labrie.
Nice!
The APRIL tournament
was played as scheduled, on a WARM WARM day at LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB!
A FLIGHT. RALPH DAVIS took the top low gross prize with a 75!
Danny Butler followed with a 76.
A FLIGHT. Low net went to Burt Lee with a 77 net 66! Nice rounds by Ray Young and Benny Nickleberry, a 78
&79. respectively!!
B flight. SONNY MEDEIROS won low gross prize with an
82! Followed by Joe Thomas with an 83
for 2nd. Good rounds!
Low net went to RAY GORDON with an 87 net 70.Followed up by Tom
Sasamoto & Roy Albertson with net 72’s.
C flight. TED WILLIAMS took the top low gross prize
with an 86. With Hendi Ancich carding an 89! OK!
DEXTER MOON eagled the 15th
hole! WOW!
Low
net score of 67 went to: JOHN DIMARTINO Followed by John Romias
for 2nd low net. Nice!
The MAY tournament (2 man scramble) was played
as scheduled, on a nice day.
Ray
Young and Benny Nickleberry, capture the low gross prize with a 65! That round included 9 birdies! Second low net went to the team of Gene BRYANT&Ralph
DAVIS.
First
Low net prize went to the team of Tom SASAMOTO &Fumio KINOSHITA with a 54!
Followed
by H. DAVIS @ D. QUICK and F. LOUIE & K. NISHIMURA, with scores of 55 and 56 respectively.
The JUNE tournament
(4 MAN TEAMS - 2 BEST BALLS) was played as scheduled, on
“Hardpan Acres. “ That’s what I call the Links at Victoria.
I claim editorial license!
Taking the low
gross prize was the team of Tony Fruitt, Eugene Hardy. Bob Acosta and Danny Butler. The team of 3 players Roman Peebles, Benny Nickleberry and
Dennis Peterson claimed 2nd low gross. I, Peterson, was along for moral support!
Thanks Roman, Benny…
First Low net
prize went to the team of JOE THOMAS, FRED JONES, JAMES BROWN, BOBBY
SMITH with a 121 total! WOW! Followed by 3 groups tied for
2nd low net, with a score of 124. OK
THE 2012 VSMGC CHAMPIONSHIPS
– July Congratulations to the champion golfers of the year:
A Flight – - BOB ACOSTA. B Flight - YOSH SAKAZAKI
Bob Acosta
overcame a 7 shot deficit to win the club championship (A-flight) for the second year in a row! Besting first round leader Danny Butler by one stroke. Bob’s
second round score of “66” (8 birdies again) was the clincher. OUTSTANDING!
A and B flight low net prizes
went to Charles Kirksey and Robert Louis Allen
The August 21Texas Shamble tournament was played as scheduled.
Congratulations to
low gross team prize winners NICKLEBERRY/ YOUNG and FRUIT/ BUTLER
Low net prizewinners
with scores under 57, were the teams of: K. NISHIMURA /C. YAMAMOTO (net 50 Not
a misprint), B. SMITH /J. BROWN, H. DAVIS/ D. QUICK, G. DUPRE /G. ORTIZ
13TH ANNUAL VICTORVILLE
SHOOTOUT was contested on September 12th & 13th;
1st Low Gross, R. Peebles, R. Young (7 birdies in 2nd round). 2nd Low Gross
Acosta & Armstead.
1st Low Net, S. Williams & T. Williams & 2nd Low Net went to Mckenna
& Siegal),
3rd Low Net, B. Proctor & L. Dudley
The October tournament
was held at Whittier Narrows Golf Course due to recent work on the greens at Victoria.
Bob Acosta and Danny Butler tied
for LOW GROSS (75). LOW NET WINNERS WERE: A tie between –
Robert Lee Allen and Billie Proctor
The November (Turkey
Shoot) tournament was held as scheduled on the 20th. A really nice day, TOO,
for the shotgun start! We played a new format.
A true 4-man scramble! It was fun!
There were some amazing low scores posted by the teams led by: Tony Fruitt,
(61) Danny Butler, (62) Ray Young, (63) Benny Nickleberry, (63) and Ralph Davis (64).
NOVEMBER NEWS
UPCOMING TOURNAMENT REMINDER: November
20th - THE ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT, with the traditional 7:00AM Shotgun Start (6:30 AM check in).
A General Meeting follows the tournament. Lunch will be served..
Get your
entries in early! Entry Fee $45.00.
(See the last page for entry form).
PLEASE
NOTE; a board member election will be held. If you want to throw your hat in
the ring for a position on the board, please respond during the meeting.
The Annual Turkey Shoot will be played as a "Pro-Am tournament” (or "Captain" as the 'Pro').
The format will be a “true scramble.”
THE TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN WOULD DO ALL THE PAIRINGS. The
pairings would be of PLAYERS OF VARIOUS HANDICAPS. He would BUILD teams
with APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TOTAL HANDICAPS (as of Nov. 2012). All subject to
change.
IT WOULD GIVE GUYS A CHANCE TO PLAY WITH OTHER PLAYERS IN THE CLUB.
SCRAMBLE RULES SHEET
Each group competes as a team for the LOWEST TEAM SCORE for the 18 holes.
METHOD OF PLAY
1. Each group will select a Team captain prior to teeing off.
2. Play begins with each member of the group teeing off.
3. With the agreement of the other members of the group, the team captain
decides which drive is the most desirable.
4. The other members of the group pick up their balls and proceed to the spot
of the selected drive, where they will hit their second shots.
5. The better of the second shots is then chosen. The group will then hit
all their putts (or third shots) from that spot.
6. This procedure continues until the ball is in the hole.
7.
At the end of each hole, the score for the group
is recorded on the card.
Note: The maximum score allowed is double par. After that, simply pick up the balls and move on to the
next hole.
NOTE:
For example, I've noticed that there are players who've never played with
Benny Nickleberry, or Ray Young, or Current club champion Bob Acosta. It's fun
to see some of those long drives by Ray and those amazing putts holed by Nickleberry!!
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The October tournament
was held at Whittier Narrows Golf Course due to recent work on the greens at Victoria. There were no flight designations due to only 39 players but some fine scores were posted, nonetheless! Billie Proctor reports: “The Greens at Whittier Narrows was in excellent shape, but a little slow. The course was in great shape. As the results indicated, scoring was not easy. I cannot remember
when a net 71 won anything in our Tournaments!!!”
Bob Acosta and Danny Butler tied for LOW GROSS.
LOW NET WINNERS WERE: A tie between
– Robert Lee Allen and Billie Proctor
See complete results on the following pages.
MEMBERS NOTE:
Players please check your scorecards before turning them
in. Two players turned in cards with arithmetic errors.
REMINDER: 2013 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
$60.00.
– DEADLINE DECEMBER 15, 2012 -
SCGA
raised their fees $3.00 per player. The renewal fee this year will
be $60.00. The fees should be payable to VSMGC, and be turned in
at the course or given to Ray Lampkin, Nate Brown or Billie Proctor.
Late renewals will cost $65
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NEWS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:
Who
is Benny ‘Nick’ Nickleberry?
Benny, our 3-time club champ graduated from Bishop College in Marshall, Texas.
While at Bishop, he knew Lee Trevino’s caddy, Herman Mitchell. After
his career in basketball and baseball at Bishop, he has been a force on the golf course for 40+ years. Most notably for his superior putting skills. One of his accomplishments
was winning the PLGA champion of champions in 1984 at La Quinta. Say hello to
‘Nick’. He normally plays with the 10:00 Bob Acosta group.
Monthly News Items:
ATTENTION MEMBERS:
Due to the
fact the greens are to be aerated (punched) and top-dressed October 9th, we are going to play the October 23rd
tournament at Whittier Narrows golf course.
8640 Rush St. • Rosemead, CA 91770 •
(626) 288-1044
The Texas Shamble tournament
was played as scheduled on August 21.
Congratulations
to low gross team prize winners NICKLEBERRY/ YOUNG and FRUIT/ BUTLER
K. NISHIMURA /C. YAMAMOTO (net 50 Not
a misprint),
B. SMITH /J. BROWN, H. DAVIS/ D.
QUICK, G. DUPRE /G. ORTIZ
See complete results on the next page.
13TH ANNUAL VICTORVILLE SHOOTOUT was contested on September 12th & 13th; Benny Nickleberry reports that all 18 players
had a good time with 14 finishing in the money. Thanks to all for participating. The results were as follows:
1st Low Gross, R. Peebles, R. Young (7 birdies in 2nd round). 2nd Low Gross
Acosta & Armstead.
1st Low Net, S. Williams & T. Williams & 2nd Low Net went to Mckenna
& Siegal),
3rd Low Net, B. Proctor & L. Dudley
MEMBERS NOTE:
RE: Regular Tuesday skins game. If you have to leave before all players
have finished, Please leave your scorecard after entering any birdies on the sign-up sheet. Apparently someone entered a ‘4’ on the 14th hole on the sign-up sheet. Did you birdie the 15th???
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AUGUST 2012
THE 2012 VSMGC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Congratulations to the
champion golfers of the year:
A Flight – Low Gross - BOB ACOSTA. B Flight – Low Gross - YOSH
SAKAZAKI
The Club championship was held on schedule on a 2 somewhat
cool days for golf. The course was left to dry for the second round. That helped some of the ‘short’ hitters to get a bit more distance off
the tee (me Peterson, included, I actually was able to reach the long par 4’s in 2) obviously that made for some good
scores.
Bob Acosta overcame a 7 shot deficit
to win the club championship (A-flight) for the second year in a row!
Besting first round leader Danny Butler by one stroke. Bob’s
second round score of “66”
(8 birdies again) was the clincher. OUTSTANDING!
A and B flight
low net prizes went to Charles Kirksey and Robert Louis Allen
Nice playing, guys!
Members,
I propose for an up-coming "Pro-Am" (or "Captain" as the 'Pro') tournament!
Would you like to have the following scramble format in the future? It
would be a "true" scramble format.
The November tournament would be good time. We normally have a meeting
and Turkeys... Let the board members know what you think…
SCRAMBLE RULES SHEET
Each group competes as a team for the LOWEST TEAM SCORE for the 18 holes.
METHOD OF PLAY
1.
Each group will select a Team captain prior to teeing
off.
2.
Play begins with each member of the group teeing off.
3.
With the agreement of the other members of the group,
the team captain decides which drive is the most desirable.
4.
The other members of the group pick up their balls
and proceed to the spot of the selected drive, where they will hit their second shots.
5.
The better of the second shots is then chosen. The
group will then hit all their putts (or third shots) from that spot.
6.
This procedure continues until the ball is in the hole.
7.
At the end of each hole, the score for the group is
recorded on the card.
Note: The maximum score allowed is double par. After that, simply pick
up the balls and move on to the next hole.
I PREPARED A HYPOTHETICAL
PAIRING OF PLAYERS OF VARIOUS HANDICAPS.
NOTICE I TRIED TO BUILD TEAMS THAT
WOULD HAVE APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TOTAL HANDICAPS (as of June 2012).
THE BOARD SHOULD DO ALL THE PAIRINGS. All subject to change.
IT WOULD GIVE GUYS A CHANCE TO
PLAY WITH OTHER PLAYERS IN THE CLUB.
NOTE:
For example, I've noticed that
there are players who've never played with Benny Nickleberry, or Ray Young, or Current club champion Bob Acosta. It's fun to see some of those long drives by Ray and those amazing putts holed by Nickleberry!!
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Ortiz, George L |
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Gordon, Raymond |
16 |
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Shima, Victor M |
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Hawkins, Roland |
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Davis Sr., Gaylord A. |
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Sakamoto, Ken |
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Ducreay, Lewis |
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Lampkin, Raymond |
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Smith, Bobby (Lee) |
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Williams, Ted |
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Romias, John |
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Burley, Raymond |
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Hino, Ted |
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Labrie, Marion Joe |
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Daligney, Robert |
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Daligney, Robert |
24 |
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Ramey, Saul J |
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Thomas, Joe |
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Quick, Dean |
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Nichols, C David |
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